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222 – Looking Back at the Sound of The Bourne Trilogy

The Bourne Trilogy changed the way action films sound, and raised the bar for everything that came after them. Supervising Sound Editor Per Hallberg takes us back through his work on all three films (Identity, Supremacy & Ultimatum). We dig into the sound design for the mesmerizing fight scenes, the intense car chases and even the tension built into the CIA’s war rooms. Special Thanks to Formosa Hollywood for hosting this talk. (This interview was originally scheduled to include Per’s co-supervisor on these films, Karen Baker Landers. Sadly she was ill that day and could not attend)

Tonebenders Hosts This Episode: Timothy Muirhead

(L-R) Bourne Trilogy Supervising Sound Editor Per Hallberg with Tonebenders Host Timothy Muirhead.

Links:

Per Hallberg on IMDB

Karen Baker Landers on IMDB

A big thanks to the folks at Formosa’s Hollywood facility for hosting this conversation.

This episode was volunteer edited by Matthew Mutton, who was a pleasure to work with. Matthew is based in the UK and his sonic adventure is just beginning. He has finished college, studying sound for visual media, and is now working on his dreams by helping people with their passion projects and indie films. He is currently doing sound mixing, editing and sound design as a freelancer. He can be found on twitter @MattMuttonSound. Thanks so much Matthew!

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